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Re: My First Classroom Use
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Fri, 21 Jul 2006 09:23:43 GMT
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In article <J2q8sH.8Mq@lugnet.com>, gypsy_fly <e_pilobello@yahoo.com>
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> At first I thought each student ought to have the experience of building each of
> the four models. It seems that having 9 kids choose one of four models and build
> it, saved us some time.
I imagine that the building skills are quickly learnt, and that this
would be rather laborious.
> They simply learned from each other's experience.
Cool. :-)
> Now they come with extra bionicle parts, questions on bluetooth, a plan to play
> robo soccer, etc. ... these kids are feeling empowered. Four of them spent 3
> hours trying various configurations for a driving base. We now have several
> models running around.
Excellent.
> Now I'm having to cram on bluetooth.
The most common usage is for a wireless link between a headset and
mobile phone, or variations such as with high-end cars' built-in hands
free mic & speaker.
> The manual seems to suggest that there was more info to be found at the
> www.mindstorms.com\bluetooth. There isn't.
:-(
I guess Lego are behind schedule in documenting this.
> So I guess we have to pull out the cell phone manual to figure out how to have a
> bluetooth cell talk to the NXT.
The phone may allow you to "pair" with a NXT Brick, but I think you will
need to install software that understands how to talk to the NXT.
Either native software (e.g. Nokia Series 60, Palm or Windows Mobile),
or Java.
I have not seen MDP members speak about this yet, I guess an NDA still
applies.
> If you have any suggestions, please post.
If my NXT arrives today I will be looking at Bluetooth comms in the next
week.
By the way, do you have the retail NXT (8527) or the Educational kit
(9797)? I have not seen any description of the educational software,
and am unclear how it differs from the NXT-G supplied with the retail
kits.
Regards,
Tony Naggs
--
"If you don't know, invent." - Robert Baden-Powell
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| In lugnet.robotics.nxt, Tony Naggs wrote: <snip> (...) <snip> (...) Though I don't know a great deal about the bluetooth part of NXT, I thought I'd respond quash the idea of the NDA being in effect regarding this. That isn't the case (we are still (...) (18 years ago, 21-Jul-06, to lugnet.robotics.nxt)
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| At first I thought each student ought to have the experience of building each of the four models. It seems that having 9 kids choose one of four models and build it, saved us some time. They simply learned from each other's experience. Now they come (...) (18 years ago, 21-Jul-06, to lugnet.robotics.nxt)
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